Academy of Military Science (Russia)

Academy brings together scientists of the Armed Forces (AF), FSB, MVD, other security agencies and defense industries, as well as civilian scientists. By the end of 2005 at the academy consisted 584 active members, 270 corresponding members, 38 honorary members and in 1,254 professor. About 30% of the members of the academy are serving members of the Russian Armed Forces and other security agencies.[2]

The academy has relationships with Russian research centers and scientific organizations of the CIS countries, the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Russian Academy of Rocket and Artillery Sciences, the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, the Military Academy of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, the Military University of the Russian Defense Ministry, the Institute of Military History of the Ministry of Defense of Russia League for defense companies, MGIMO and other universities, research institutes, departmental and public research institutions.[2]

• study of the nature of military threats to Russia's security and ways to prevent wars and armed conflicts;
• study of the composition and content of Russia's national interests and how to ensure its military security;
• development of scientific bases of the military doctrine, military reform and collective defense organization of the CIS;
• prediction of future warfare and methods of using the armed forces;

develop recommendations for the construction and development of the Armed Forces of Russia;

• development of scientific proposals for the reduction of strategic offensive arms in the states possessing nuclear weapons;
• study of the problems of possible appearance of weapons based on new physical principles and its impact on the forms and methods of warfare;
• study of the problems of warfare in space and ongoing from space;
• development of the project concept of military reform, covering problems converting all defense structures of the state;
• study of the peculiarities of training and operations and combat operations in local wars and armed conflicts;
• development problems of creation of the Eurasian Union and ways to strengthen collective military security within the CIS;
• study and development of forms and methods of operational and combat training with limited logistical resources for their maintenance;
• development of the ideological basis of military indoctrination new Russian army.